Sleet and Snow Drain Allied Soldiers as Hospitals Fill
From Flanders to Alsace heavy weather hinders fighting as French British and German lines endure bombardment and disease. In Flanders the center remains near Ypres with advances north of the Lys and in the Argonne. Berlin reports Austrian forces and a submarine incident while Lodz endures vicious bombardment and civilian casualties.
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Reich Stops Delaney in Three Rounds in Montreal
Al Reich of New York knocked out Sailor Delaney of Brooklyn in the third round of a ten round bout in Montreal last night. Reich pressed from the opening bell landing a solid jab that sent Delaney to the floor for the count. Reich weighed 207 pounds to Delaney's 205 as the aggressor dominated the action.
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Montreal
al Reich
New York
Sailor Delaney
Brooklyn
Reich
Delaney
Man and Wipr Ride 3000 Miles on Horseback
New York December 6 Hamilton B Bassett and his wife rode through Washington en route to Silver City New Mexico on a 3000 mile horseback journey originating near the Oatakil mountains.
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Wipr
New York
Hamilton B. Bassett
Washington
Silver @ay, N. M
Oatakil
Baker Likely Next Pick From Phillies After Losses
Philadelphia Americans third baseman Baker may be the next player selected from the team after Eddie Mian(k) and Chief Bender were lost. Phil Ball, vice president of the St. Lou’s Federale league club, said Baker asked officials if they could use him.
Chicago police brass indicted in bribery case
States Attorney Moyne announced indictments charging John J. Halpin captain of police Walter O’Brien former detective and Lieutenant Tobin with bribery and operating confidence games. Halpin and Tobin were suspended by Mayor Harrigan as the case hinges on confessions from Barney Bereadhe and the Ryan brothers who ran clairvoyant parlors defrauding victims of tens of thousands.
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Chicago
States
Moyne’ Ervende
John J. Halpin
Worll
Heutenant
John HM. Tobin
Walter O'Brien
Halpin
Tobin
Harrigan
Barney” Bereadhe
Ryan Brothers
Frank and
Janes
Ryans
Filo
Laramie Route Shortened Near Ames Monument
Plans to proclaim a Cheyenne to Laramie state highway hinge on survey work by the state engineer. The Ames Monument near the Lincoln Highway could attract Lincoln Highway funding for Dale Creek road reconstruction as traffic increases next year.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Carey
Helm
Oskes
Oliver Amee
Albany County
A. BR. Pardington
de Ol
Lincoln Highway
Nsseclation
Ameshicks
Dale Creek
Pardington Hhus
Ames
Pioneer ‘Western Railroad
Union Mpn
Ghermwan
Tte Mearvet
Union
Weather Forecast For Washington Monday
Washington weather bulletin indicates mostly cloudy skies with a chance of light rain and cool temperatures ahead for Monday. Light winds expected from the northwest. No major weather hazards anticipated.
More Men for Coast Defense Urged in House Hearing
Brigadier General M Weaver told the House Military Affairs Committee that ten thousand more men and 644 more officers are needed for the coast artillery. He cited depleted forces due to guarding Hawaii the Philippines and the Panama Canal and urged modernizing carriages to extend range and match attacking fleets.
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Dow B
Coast Artillery
M. Weaver
House
Weaver
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Panana Canal Zone
United States
W R
Lerson
Colorado Fuel and Iron pamphlet probes during strike
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company pamphlet Facts Con cerning the Struggle in Colorado for Industrial Freedom was studied by the federal Commission on Industrial Relations. J Welborn, president of the company, said the firm spent 12000 to publish 40000 copies to ministers legislators educators and the public. He admitted some paragraphs needed qualification and repudiated other statements. he noted 90 to 99 percent of miners at some mines signed statements in support while 40 percent walked out when the strike was called at the Rouse mine 69 percent signed the statement.
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Denver
Der
Colorado
J. , Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Welborn
Pubiic
Walsh
Rouse
Two Men Electrocuted in Ohio Electric Chair Event
In Columbus Ohio two condemned murderers died in the electric chair yesterday Harley Beard 33 a triple murderer calm and deliberate Weley Jankine Dayton killed his sweetheart died terror stricken while protecting his innocence This report outlines the executions at the Ohio electric lab venue and the inmates involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dee
Harley Beard
Triple Murterer
Weley Jankine
Nexro
Dayton
Berren Denies Attack on Krupp Works
Berlin reports an official statement denying claims that the Krupp plant at Essen Basen was bombarded by a foreign air raid. The denial comes after wireless dispatches from Berlin to London.
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Berlin
London
Basen
Aviator Charles Terrell Dies in Texas
Charles Z. Terrell of Wea New York an aviator known for experimental work with a vaporized wide spread extension reportedly died in Texas. The report notes Terrell's involvement in airmen research and his notable aviation career.
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Ban Antonio
Texas
Charles Z. Terrell
Wea
N.Y
Accuser of Millionaire Is Arrested in Chicago
Complainant in the white shave indictment against Colonel Charles Alexander, millionaire of Providence, was arrested in Chicago this afternoon on a charge of attempted bribery. The woman, whose home is in Los Angeles, offered to share $60,000 with federal officials to aid in extracting the money from Alexander. She said, I really don't know what this is about, when arraigned.
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Chicago
Pee
Mientene de Cope
Charles Alexander
Mionaire
Providence
Los Angeles
Alexander
Athletic pitcher Dee. f. Chilef Bender signs Federal league contract
Philadelphia sports note reports Dee f Chilef Bender, the athletic pitcher, signed a contract with the Federal league today. He declined to name the team he will join.
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Philadelphias-Dee. F
Chilef Bender
Bandit Killed After First Robbery Attempt in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 5 an unidentified bandit opened fire on Special Policeman Irvoy M. Brown after holding up Peter Zigneau in a saloon. Brown shot the robber twice, wounding him seriously. the same man allegedly robbed another bar minutes earlier and warned, I am hungry, this is my first job. Brown was uninjured. The attacker is in an emergency hospital with head and body injuries.
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Del 5
Irvoy M. Brown
Peter Zigneau
Zigneau
Brown
Sald
Ignewu
Proclamation of San Domingo President Jimines Follows Revolution
Congress proclaims Juan Isidero Jimines as president of San Domingo. He will take the oath tomorrow. Jimines, previously a prefect, was driven into exile by the revolution. The situation remains quiet.
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Santo Domingo
Juan Isidero Jimines
San Domingo
Congress
Jiminex
Otile
Masons of Wyoming Gather for Semiannual Consistory
Masons of Wyoming head to Cheyenne for the twelfth semiannual reunion of the Consistory, with hundreds arriving for a four day session. The roster lists committees, officers, and a schedule of degrees from the fourth to the twenty first, including two Laramie teams handling the twentieth degree and a long slate of presiding officers and assistants.
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Wyoming
Samuel Carson
W. OA. Riner
H. W. Watson
John A. Riner
Eter
Cook
G.L. Btrader
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